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    La copertina della rivista Time dal 2017 sembra appropriata

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    2. Silly-avocatoe on

      This is the May 18, 2017 Time cover

      Description:
      https://ktla.com/news/nationworld/new-time-magazine-cover-depicts-overtaking-of-white-house-by-russia/

      Another reference to the cover by CNN on May 18 , 2017 from CNN site:

      https://edition.cnn.com/2017/05/18/politics/white-house-russia-time-cover/index.html

      This is the Time magazine tweet from 2017 with illustration and brief info about the cover. It includes the link to the cover article: sorry its in x.

      https://x.com/TIME/status/865188944627064834

    4. w_a_w on

      The makeover is now complete thanks to the orange Kremlin gremlin. My WWII serving grandfather who died less than 3 years ago would be so ashamed of us right now.

    5. redrangerbilly13 on

      The EU and Europe as a whole need to step up. It’s clear the US — at least this administration — is done shouldering the cost of Russia-Ukraine war. This is in their continent, and they should be the leaders instead of looking at the US to lead this.

      I hope leaders in the EU/Europe will push for peace and stability above all. This war has entered its 3 year anniversary already. Russia is at fault 1000%, but Putin will drag this out, and by doing so, it will be more pain for Ukrainians and the continent as a whole.

    6. Recent_Blacksmith282 on

      It’s always been appropriate. I think 4 years of him not being the president has made us forget his Russian roots 

    9. Equal-Ruin400 on

      Why is Zelensky going to Russian owned US when the EU exists?

    10. ClaudeMoneten on

      That’s the one Trump is referring to, when bragging about having been on the Time cover.

    12. Carolingian_Hammer on

      The greatest betrayal since Munich 1938. The European Union must become independent from Washington.

    15. SINGULARITY_NOT_NEAR on

      America collapses into a brutal civil war triggered by a Trump-like figure’s seizure of absolute power, initiating a reign of terror through militarized police and fanatical followers. The initial phase involves a systematic desecration of American historical symbols – Founding Fathers’ statues defiled, the Constitution nullified – and a purge of anyone deemed disloyal: politicians, judges, journalists, and ordinary citizens, all hunted, tortured, and executed. The nation fractures along the stark ultimatum: “America or Trump,” leaving no middle ground, no room for neutrality, only a choice between submission and violent resistance. A desperate, ragtag coalition of former military, law enforcement, and armed civilians forms a resistance, but they are outgunned and outnumbered, fueled by rage and a need for vengeance rather than hope or ideals. The conflict escalates into a total war of annihilation, characterized by extreme brutality, urban warfare, rural massacres, and the dehumanization of both sides. Cities become battlegrounds, the countryside is soaked in blood, and the fighting regresses to a primal, almost animalistic level of savagery. There is no strategy beyond survival and inflicting maximum damage, with the old America and its values irretrievably lost. The landscape becomes apocalyptic, reflecting the utter devastation and the eclipse of hope. The war grinds on, a cycle of violence with no clear victor, only a landscape of carnage and a haunting question of what, if anything, can survive. The overwhelming message is one of despair, a cautionary tale of a nation self-destructing through extremism, hatred, and the abandonment of its founding principles, leaving only the brutal reality of “kill or be killed” and the endless echo of “America or Trump.”

    16. JoLeTrembleur on

      Good artistry, but I’m waiting for the Dems to fight. We heard Bernie, AOC, Jasmine and Waltz, yeah. But still, the scene is dominated by the magas, and the overall silence of Trump’s opponents is deafening. Where are the arena-size counter meetings? Where are the figureheads when there’s a street protest? How many inspiring speeches did we hear? None. Nothing. Zit. A few tweets and that’s about it.

      In fact, the ‘Champagne establishment Dems’ are so lame I suspect them to be silently OK with Trump. Edit: some stuff.

    17. pilldickle2048 on

      This Zelenskyy Trump feud is the best thing to ever happen to r/europe

    18. SINGULARITY_NOT_NEAR on

      Trump is unequivocally the villain. Here’s why:

      Authoritarian Actions: He seizes power through force (either a coup or a violently contested election), dismantling democratic institutions and the rule of law. He is described as a “tyrant” who rules by decree.

      Brutal Enforcers: His “police” and “kill squads” are characterized by extreme violence, torture, and extrajudicial killings. They operate with impunity and are described using dehumanizing terms like “wolves,” “jackals,” and “demons.”

      Desecration of Symbols: Trump’s forces actively destroy symbols of American ideals (statues of Founding Fathers, the Constitution) and target anyone associated with the “old order.” This is presented as a deliberate attempt to erase history and impose his own twisted vision.

      Incitement of Violence: Trump’s rhetoric fuels the conflict, and he encourages his followers to engage in a “bloodbath” to “cleanse” the nation. He offers no compromise or negotiation, only a stark choice: “America or Trump.”

      Absence of Redeeming Qualities: The narrative offers no positive portrayal of Trump or his motivations. He is presented as a power-hungry, brutal dictator responsible for the collapse of American society.

      Perspective of the Narrative: The story is overwhelmingly told from the perspective of those resisting Trump’s rule. They view him as a monstrous tyrant, and their struggle is framed as a desperate fight for survival against overwhelming evil.

      The Language Used. Trump’s followers use a very animalistic, and aggressive language, to paint anyone on the opposite side as the ‘bad guy’.

    19. Sensitive_Bluebird11 on

      Title: The Hidden Agenda: How Musk and Trump’s Secret Ties Could Be Shaping America**

      **Behind the Billion-Dollar Curtain**
      Elon Musk’s fortune didn’t just come from Tesla. According to startling new theories, a significant chunk of his wealth was built through a network of bots infiltrating social media—bots allegedly crafted by Russian hackers. Now that Musk owns X (formerly Twitter), the entire algorithm appears suspiciously tailored to boost his own interests—whether that’s selling more cars or swaying public opinion.

      **The Trump Connection**
      It doesn’t stop there. Rumors suggest that Donald Trump, buried in debt to Vladimir Putin, needed Musk’s money to grease the wheels in the Senate and maintain his political power. In return, Musk would secure a monopoly on U.S. government contracts, further expanding his empire.

      **A Master Plan Unfolding?**
      With X under his control, Musk has the perfect tool to shape narratives, influence elections, and quietly advance his own agenda. If these connections hold any truth, it could mean that two of the most powerful men in the world are playing a high-stakes game—one that risks American democracy itself.

      **Is this just a theory, or is there something more sinister at play?**
      The questions are mounting, and so are the stakes. The truth may be darker than we ever imagined.

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